Sentence for touched | Use touched in a sentence

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• They touched hands. (10)
• Her foot touched his. (8)
• He touched his throat. (10)
• Cecilia touched his arm. (8)
• He touched it and bent. (10)
• His lips touched her nose. (8)
• His lips touched the wine. (8)
• The soft wand touched him. (10)
• He touched his veteran leg. (10)
• He got up and touched his arm. (8)
• The conductor touched his arm. (8)
• Did you see I never touched liquor? (10)
• Lennan touched the base of the clay. (8)
• Christian had not touched her at all. (12)
• Mrs. Mountstuart touched a thrilling chord. (10)
• She touched the delicate indication firmly. (10)
• In his room he touched her and raised her up. (12)
• The farmer touched him up with his pipe-stem. (10)
• The farmer touched him up with his pipe-stem. (22)
• Gyp sat down by the bed and timidly touched the hand. (8)
• It touched no link in the chain of his recollection. (10)
• To be touched by him gives me a warm shiver all through. (8)
• Cramier lifted a hand and touched the edge of his own ear. (8)
• The light-legged barge-faced man touched ground capering. (10)
• Then the man leaned forward and touched me on the shoulder. (9)
• Derek sat in the windowsill, and when he moved he touched me. (8)
• She touched the spirit-lamp and what there was of flame died out. (8)
• And following a sudden impulse George touched him on the shoulder. (8)
• Touched by the pretty thing herein implied, he squeezed her hand. (10)
• The old butler touched the arm in front of him with shaking fingers. (8)
• His fingers came stealing round, touched her cheeks, and were wetted. (8)
• And Clara taken by Vernon would be Clara previously touched, smirched. (10)
• His language and his illustrations touched an old-school chord in the Rev. (10)
• Parliament touched on the Irish only when the Irish were active as a virus. (10)
• The youth could not restrain his tears, as if a magic wand had touched him. (10)
• Janet never lost colour, rarely blushed; she touched neither nerve nor fancy. (10)
• That which lay between them was too heavy to be touched upon at once in words. (13)
• The moment his spirit was touched by the spirit of this woman, it had flared up. (8)
• They come too high for me, though; never touched a feather last time I shot there. (8)
• Had he been thinking of her, he might have touched cunningly on her love for Italy. (10)
• To her lord it was an outcry of nature, astutely touched by him to put her to proof. (10)
• In the past night he had touched bottom, as he thought: become ready to face anything. (8)
• I have, I suppose, boasted of, Python slain, and Cupid has touched me up with an arrow. (10)
• The Prince gathered up his reins; but the old man, lurching forward, touched his stirrup. (8)
• Inbreeding has curdled her blood, and even when she laughs her face is touched with pain. (12)
• The streets were yet silent and desolate; the house tops were just touched by the rising sun. (1)
• His manly forbearance touched her whose moral wit was too blunt to apprehend the contempt in it. (10)
• It held one arm akimbo, and the other raised, right-angled, holding a fan which touched its head. (8)
• Aunt Lisbeth touched the smoky yellow glass with a mincing lip, and beckoned Margarita to withdraw. (10)
• But life had not yet touched either her nerves or spirit; she only felt amused and a little excited. (8)
• Apparently Georgiana understood the significance of this odd silence: she was perhaps touched by it. (10)
• It opened a whole black kingdom to her imagination, and first touched her visionary life with shade. (10)
• Her right hand, at piano-work of the octave-shake, was touched and taken, and she did not pull it away. (10)
• It touched and called up great vanity in his breast, and not till then could he placably confront the look. (10)
• The act of service was beautiful in gracefulness, and her simplicity in doing the work touched it spiritually. (10)
• His throat and the roof of his mouth felt dry with nervousness; he put out his finger and touched his face in the glass. (8)
• General Goodwin touched Temple on the shoulder kindly, in marked contrast to his treatment of me, and wished us good-night. (10)
• Otherwise her mind was open; she was of aid to Victor in his confusion over some lost Idea he had often touched on latterly. (10)
• He touched his hat to her with equal succinctness, and drove away, including all the ladies on the piazza in a cursory obeisance. (9)
• He talked of it incessantly, but forbore to tell Elizabeth, as she was looking pale, the reason why its modest merits touched him so. (10)
• Pushed forward by Niels Heinrich, she stretched out her fingers for some support; but the people whom she touched drew back in vexation. (12)
• It is curiously affecting to find them so unclaimed yet from the solitude of the vanished wilderness, and scarcely touched even by tradition. (9)
• The marital eulogy had touched her, and she was not a woman of coldly-flowing blood, she had an excuse for the constant employment of the fan. (10)

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